Attorney General James Uthmeier says Andrew and Tristan Tate are continuing to push their luck amid a probe into potentially illegal activities launched when they came to Florida a few weeks ago.

During an appearance on “The Dana Show,” Uthmeier condemned the brothers’ “weakness and sickness,” and suggested that a case against them continues to build.

“Every time these guys open their mouths, it gets them deeper in a hole,” the Gov. Ron DeSantis-appointed legal officer said.

“If we can show that they committed crimes on Florida soil, then we will continue to pursue them, you know, at all costs.”

Uthmeier said the two are “charged with horrific things around the world” and “go public and they make jokes about being with girls that are 15 or 16.”

“They make jokes about not knowing the age of consent in Florida, in the United States. When you have victims coming forward, when you have public admissions, when you have criminal investigations around the world, there are clearly reasons why we, as a state, have a duty to investigate and protect our citizenry. And we will continue to do that,” Uthmeier promised.

“When it comes to human trafficking and preying upon, you know, our women and girls that are not at the age of majority, we will stop at nothing to protect them.”

While the Tates have been accused of human trafficking in Romania and face civil action for sexual abuse from four women in Britain, they have not been convicted there or anywhere else, despite a wide array of sordid soundbites and lurid anecdotes about them.

Andrew Tate continues to bait Florida into arresting him, and recently trolled First Lady Casey DeSantis by suggesting that she won’t be elected Governor if the state lets him run free.

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The most recent former Governor is ready for change in the Governor’s Mansion.

U.S. Sen. Rick Scott says he prefers U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds over First Lady Casey DeSantis in the 2026 Governor’s race.

Scott is closely aligned with President Donald Trump and has had a distant relationship with current Gov. Ron DeSantis. New comments from Scott are the latest indication that the First Lady may be the underdog if she runs in the Republican Primary next August.

“Byron’s a friend. He’s my Congressman,” Scott told radio host Brian Kilmeade Monday when asked if he would endorse Donalds. “I’m going to do everything I can to be helpful to him. I think he’ll be a phenomenal Governor. I think he’s going to win. I’m glad that Trump endorsed him.”

Asked about Casey DeSantis entering the race, Scott reiterated that “Byron Donalds is going to win.”

Scott said Donalds has a “track record,” that he “works his butt off,” and that he “believes in the right things.”

Scott offered yet another reminder of who Trump backs, meanwhile, describing the President’s endorsement as “golden in this state.”

The dynamic between Scott and the current Governor has been rough since DeSantis’ inauguration. The two have squabbled about issues ranging from the state’s unemployment website to the need to return unspent COVID stimulus money to the federal government, and they have not visibly cooperated on much of anything in the last six-plus years.

Gov. DeSantis has yet to respond to Scott backing Donalds, but when the Senator endorsed Trump over him in the 2024 Republican Primary, DeSantis accused Scott of trying to “short-circuit” voters.

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